Item is a photograph of a man lighting another man's cigarette. A woman is standing next to them. The photograph is a double exposure but the other exposure is not clear.
Item is a photograph of two members of CUPE 1392 standing in front of the Central Services Building at Dalhousie University. They are wearing signs that say "CUPE 1392 on strike."
Item is a photograph of two law students being presented with silver shield awards. The photograph was taken during the presentation of two silver shield awards at the Dalhousie Law School.
Item, a photograph, has a stamp marking it copyright to the National Film Board on the reverse side. The tomahawk and stone arrowhead artifacts were found by Thomas Head Raddall at Indian Gardens, Mersey River in the 1930's. The tomahawks were originally made by the French and sold to the Mi'kmaq. The knife was crafted at Broad River, Queen's County, in the 1930's.
Item is an unlabeled photograph of an exhibition presented by Eyelevel Gallery. The photograph depicts two juxtaposed images. The upper image is a portrait of a woman and two children posing in formal attire. The lower image depicts an issue of The Toronto Star newspaper with child handprints and other markings drawn onto the newspaper. The image includes a note that reads: "I used to pretend that my real father was Roy Rogers."
Item is an unlabeled photograph of an exhibition presented by Eyelevel Gallery. The photograph depicts two juxtaposed images. The upper image is a portrait of a woman and two children posing in formal attire. The lower image depicts an issue of The Toronto Star newspaper with child handprints and other markings drawn onto the newspaper. The image includes a note that reads: "I used to pretend that my real father was Roy Rogers."
Item is a photograph of two Canadian-built hydroplanes. They stopped at Fort Point on their tour of the South Shore as part of a publicity act for the new Victory Loan.
Item is a photograph of two unidentified people clinking glasses or giving a toast during a candlelight and wine dinner held at Howe Hall every second weekend. The photograph was published in University News, Volume 8 No. 11.
Item is a photographic slide depicting two goose figurines made out of fur, which are posed on some ice. The figurines are from somewhere in the eastern Canadian Arctic.
Item is a photographic slide depicting two small duck figurines made out of fur, which are posed on a rock. The figurines are from somewhere in the eastern Canadian Arctic and were made by someone named Bill.
Item is a photograph of students from two dressmaking classes at the Technical University of Nova Scotia, taught by Mrs. Frank Glazebrook and K.J. O'Neill. The photograph shows the students sitting at work tables and sewing machines.
Item is a photographic slide depicting two dolls from Fort Chimo, Quebec. The dolls both have carved faces and traditional Inuit clothes made out of fur. One doll is a man and one doll is a woman. The dolls are posed outdoors against some white stone.
File is a photograph of two couples identified on verso. Names are in order from left to right: Watson Sodero; Mrs. Sodero; Mrs. Devereaux; Harold Devereaux.
Item is a photograph of two unidentified children playing with toy boats in Wakeham Bay, Quebec. They are on the edge of a pool of water with a larger body of water and mountains behind them. The sun is setting.
Item is a portrait photograph of one young girl and one young boy seated, full pose. Negative annotated: "Show hands". Envelope suggests this is "Copy of what appears to be a wet plate shot of two children".
Item, a photograph, is related to material in Thomas Head Raddall's photograph album, 1917-1927. A note on the back of the photograph states that Kit, on the left, is looking rather furious over the friendly argument, but Tom, on the right, is not much put out.
Item is a photographic slide depicting a grey cat and a brown cat walking outdoors. There is a human hand on the back of one of the cats. The photograph was taken at a summer camp in East Dover.
File contains a photograph of two Black Nova Scotian soldiers, posed standing in army uniforms with caps and crops, most likely members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) No. 2 Construction Battalion. The No. 2 was raised in Truro, Nova Scotia, in 1916, and was the only Canadian battalion composed of Black soldiers in Canadian military history.
Item is a photograph of Innis (?) MacLeod, LL.B. 1937, and a second unidentified person at the 1977 Dalhousie University law convocation. Both people were possibly honorary degree recipients at the ceremony. They are both wearing academic dress.
Item is a portrait photograph of Mrs. C. C. Cunningham's twins, full pose. One child is seated on the arm of a wicker chair and one child is standing on it.
Item is a photograph of twelve men in suits. Persons include: (front row) Kenneth MacQuarrie, Alva Jeffrey, Roland MacArthur, Richard Carroll, Lorne MacDonald; (back row) Wilfred MacAleer, A.H. MacKinnon, G.M. Cameron, Arthur Small, Edward Garnhum, Lorne Ward and S.E. Frederick.
